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Kraftwerk live at Volkshaus, Zürich, Switzerland
November 26th, 1991
The Mix Tour
Unedited Recording (normalized to 0.1dB)
Recording quality: A/A-
Attendance: 1.200 - 1.600
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00:00 Meine Damen Und Herren
00:51 Nummern
05:48 Computerwelt
10:17 Heimcomputer
18:30 Computerliebe
25:50 Das Model
29:50 Tour De France
38:29 Autobahn
51:05 Radioaktivität
1:00:02 Trans Europa Express
1:12:38 Die Roboter
1:17:44 Robotronik
1:24:35 Taschenrechner
1:35:50 Music Non Stop
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After 15 years, Kraftwerk returned to Zürich where they performed Trans Europa Express and Europa Endlos before these 2 songs got released. The first half of the show is barely eventful, although the audience is really cheerful. Radioaktivität had the longest improvisation part at this point and Fritz put a lot of passion into it with reverb & delay effects on the clap drum. Because this is a full recording, we finally get to hear Die Roboter, Robotronik, Taschenrechner and Music Non Stop. Before I got sent this recording, I speculated that Ralf sang Pocket Calculator in German, French and Italian because of the multilinguality of Switzerland, but now we know that he just sang it in German. Florian's solo in Music Non Stop was on fire and Fritz' solo was not bad. It sounded similar to Budapest 1991 which is no surprise because the concert in Zürich was the fourth last show of The Mix tour.
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Special thanks to Roger Wetzel for sharing his full recording.
The sound was recorded on a DAT tape with a good microphone although struggles adjusting the audio level can be heard at the beginning of Nummern (it also clips in few other occasions). The sound fidelity is high here like in the incomplete recording from the N1 To Zürich bootleg, with the difference that the acoustics are more wet and the recording position is much closer to the crowd giving it a lively atmosphere. It's not a home remaster this time, I did no changes to the audio except for normalizing it to 0.1dB. This is a great day for Kraftwerk concert audio preservation. Danke!
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*Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*
Kraftwerk live at Volkshaus, Zürich, Switzerland
November 26th, 1991
The Mix Tour
Unedited Recording (normalized to 0.1dB)
Recording quality: A/A-
Attendance: 1.200 - 1.600
______________________________________
00:00 Meine Damen Und Herren
00:51 Nummern
05:48 Computerwelt
10:17 Heimcomputer
18:30 Computerliebe
25:50 Das Model
29:50 Tour De France
38:29 Autobahn
51:05 Radioaktivität
1:00:02 Trans Europa Express
1:12:38 Die Roboter
1:17:44 Robotronik
1:24:35 Taschenrechner
1:35:50 Music Non Stop
______________________________________
After 15 years, Kraftwerk returned to Zürich where they performed Trans Europa Express and Europa Endlos before these 2 songs got released. The first half of the show is barely eventful, although the audience is really cheerful. Radioaktivität had the longest improvisation part at this point and Fritz put a lot of passion into it with reverb & delay effects on the clap drum. Because this is a full recording, we finally get to hear Die Roboter, Robotronik, Taschenrechner and Music Non Stop. Before I got sent this recording, I speculated that Ralf sang Pocket Calculator in German, French and Italian because of the multilinguality of Switzerland, but now we know that he just sang it in German. Florian's solo in Music Non Stop was on fire and Fritz' solo was not bad. It sounded similar to Budapest 1991 which is no surprise because the concert in Zürich was the fourth last show of The Mix tour.
______________________________________
Special thanks to Roger Wetzel for sharing his full recording.
The sound was recorded on a DAT tape with a good microphone although struggles adjusting the audio level can be heard at the beginning of Nummern (it also clips in few other occasions). The sound fidelity is high here like in the incomplete recording from the N1 To Zürich bootleg, with the difference that the acoustics are more wet and the recording position is much closer to the crowd giving it a lively atmosphere. It's not a home remaster this time, I did no changes to the audio except for normalizing it to 0.1dB. This is a great day for Kraftwerk concert audio preservation. Danke!
______________________________________
*Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*
